- The Ahom
government managed the
Duars through Duarieas. The
other two
Dooars were the
Kamrup Duars and
Darrang Duars. The
Eastern Dooars was
merged with...
-
signed 11
November 1865,
Bhutan ceded territories in the ****am
Duars and
Bengal Duars, as well as the 83 km2 of
territory of
Dewangiri in southeastern...
-
Kamrup and
Darrang Duars in 1841 and the
Kariapar Duar in 1844; and
following the
Duar War in 1865 took
complete possession of the
Duars and
removed Bhutanese...
-
Udalguri district falls under Darrang Duars which includes the
region between the
Bornadi River and
Dhansiri River. The
Duar that
falls under the
Udalguri district...
- languages). Most of the
Duars is in India, but a 10 to 15 km (6.2 to 9.3 mi)-wide
strip extends into Bhutan. The
Bhutan Duars is
divided into two parts...
-
Duar is a
large village in the Guit
County of
Unity State, in the
Greater Upper Nile
region of
South Sudan. It is on the main oil road
leading south from...
-
Alipurduar is a city and a muni****lity in the
Indian state of West Bengal. It is the
headquarters of the
Alipurduar district.
Situated on the east bank...
- Uttarakhand,
Uttar Pradesh,
Bihar and West Bengal. The
Terai is part of the Terai-
Duar savanna and gr****lands ecoregion. Nepal's
Terai stretches over 33,998.8 km2...
- the
Bhutanese influence from the
Duars under the
Treaty of
Sinchula and the
Eastern Duars,
Kamrup Duars,
Darrang Duars were
merged with Goalpara, Kamrup...
-
Bengal Duars territory,
where boundaries were
poorly defined. As in its
other foreign territories,
Bhutan left
administration of the
Bengal Duars territory...
